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Claims that “tons of cocaine” were found in are not supported by the reporting provided: recent high-profile law-enforcement actions in the involved very large seizures (measured in hundreds of pounds...
Minnesota’s Somali population remains concentrated in specific Minneapolis neighborhoods — most notably Cedar‑Riverside (often called “Little Mogadishu”) and parts of the Lake Street corridor around K...
The lion’s share of property damage from the unrest fell on commercial and small, neighborhood businesses—retailers, restaurants, salons, liquor stores and other Main Street enterprises—especially in ...
There is no credible, sourced record that “60 windows were broken by peaceful demonstrators in ”; reporting instead shows that most demonstrations were peaceful while large-scale window-smashing, loot...
Somali-owned businesses in Minnesota are concentrated in Minneapolis–Saint Paul’s commercial corridors—especially Cedar-Riverside and Lake Street—anchored by multi-tenant centers like Karmel Mall and ...
Yes — Somali Minnesotans own a substantial and visible number of businesses in Minneapolis and St. Paul: historic reporting and local research describe hundreds of Somali-owned commercial ventures in ...
Available reporting does not support the categorical statement that “the Minneapolis homeless‑encampment shooting was committed by a white male.” Multiple news outlets describe the incident as a multi...
Minnesota’s Somali-majority neighborhoods — especially Cedar-Riverside and the Lake Street/Karmel corridor in Minneapolis — host a dense network of community service organizations, mosques and cultura...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not mention a Minneapolis protest “immediately after Waters spoke” nor documents of violent incidents tied to such an event; the indexed articles descr...
The George Floyd–related unrest in 2020 inflicted , combining immediate property damage, lost revenue from closures, and long-term recovery challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and insuranc...